Jeffrey Ward Mohrmann

I can't say enough good things about Jeff Mohrmann. He was able to help me deal with a very complicated situation and fully advised on my bankruptcy options. While my case was complicated by a nasty divorce, his knowledge and professionism kept things on track and I was able to get through things wi...th his help. Highly recommend Jeff if you need any help with bankruptcy.

After my health insurance refused to pay my medical bills I found myself in the worst financial situation of my life. I was embarrassed about facing bankruptcy but Jeff's knowledge, empathy and positive outlook on the process gave me confidence and made me realize I was making the right decision. My ...credit is now better than ever and I am finding financial freedom. Regardless of what life situation has brought you to the table, Jeff will handle your case with utmost care. I cannot recommend Jeff and Rouge Mountain Law highly enough.

Jeff was very professional in handling several complicated matters with our bankruptcy. His advice saved us a lot of money and we were able to pay a manageable amount through the plan. Jeff was understanding throughout the process, answered all of our questions, and we have referred his services to ...others, who have had similar positive experiences.

Received documents that were populated with another client's information. Am discovering this attorney has no planning/organizational skills. Since I had to pay up front for his services, I'm now stuck having to try and push for a planning document showing bankruptcy related events & dates things are... due from Jeff and things that I need to do. I'm also asking for worse-case scenarios since one of the issues that came up was my 2nd mortgage company wanting a release of stay from the bankruptcy so they could go ahead and sell my house. I read and was told at the beginning that this would NOT occur - that once the bankruptcy was filed, all legal action stopped. NOT SO. So now I want that list of worst-case scenarios so that counter actions can be considered/planned for, if necessary. Since I'm not a lawyer and I've never filed banruptcy, I only know what I've read in the NOLO books on this subject. But shouldn't an attorney who's done this or the senior attornies in the office know what can go wrong and what steps need to be followed? Oh... and communication is very poor. I've gotten emails from this attorney at 10pm regarding actions that needing to be taken care of that day. I don't have internet so I don't get these emails until the next day. (this is just another example of poor planning on the attorney's part - both not sending emails to me sooner and... waiting until the last hour to get legal actions done) Ugh!!!